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The early mathematics of Leonhard Euler; v.1.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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March 1, 2007
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9780883855591
The early mathematics of Leonhard Euler; v.1.
Sandifer, C. Edward.
Mathematical Assn. of America
2007
391 pages
$49.95
Hardcover
Spectrum series: MAA tercentenary Euler celebration
QA302
Marking the tercentenary of the death of renowned mathematician Leonhard Euler (1701-1783), Sandifer (Western Connecticut State U.) presents a "mathematical biography" of...
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